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New Way of Cooling by Desiccant Cooling System


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Desiccant cooling system is one of the options in our daily life to provide the best indoor air quality and thermal comfort with the minimum consumption of energy. In cooling systems a solid desiccant or a liquid desiccant solution can be used to assist in the cooling process. Desiccant has a property of regeneration so it can be recirculated and reused. In this cooling system we use liquid CO2/dry ice to achieve the sensible heat reduction while using silica gel(desiccant) to absorb moisture and decrease latent heat.The desiccant systems are reasonably-priced, produce no CFCs, and capable of both drying and filtering the air. They provide an opportunity to control humidity and temperature independently, and have the capability of using low quality thermal energy. The performance of the system is evaluated using Cooling Capacity (CC) parameter. The system under a typical summer day of hot and humid climate was tested. A remarkable decrease about 40-65% in the specific humidity and with a supply air temperature lower than 25°C of the proposed system was observed. The study is important and helpful to improve the effectiveness of this kind of liquid desiccant system in hot and humid places.

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Desiccant Cooling, Solid Desiccant, Liquid Desiccant, Humidity, Temperature.
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Authors

Akanksha Tiwari
Department of Food Processing and Technology, Bilaspur University, Bilaspur (C.G.), India
Shraddha Sahu
Department of Food Processing and Technology, Bilaspur University, Bilaspur (C.G.), India
Yogesh Kumar
Department of Food Processing and Technology, Bilaspur University, Bilaspur (C.G.), India
Soumitra Tiwari
Department of Food Processing and Technology, Bilaspur University, Bilaspur (C.G.), India

Abstract


Desiccant cooling system is one of the options in our daily life to provide the best indoor air quality and thermal comfort with the minimum consumption of energy. In cooling systems a solid desiccant or a liquid desiccant solution can be used to assist in the cooling process. Desiccant has a property of regeneration so it can be recirculated and reused. In this cooling system we use liquid CO2/dry ice to achieve the sensible heat reduction while using silica gel(desiccant) to absorb moisture and decrease latent heat.The desiccant systems are reasonably-priced, produce no CFCs, and capable of both drying and filtering the air. They provide an opportunity to control humidity and temperature independently, and have the capability of using low quality thermal energy. The performance of the system is evaluated using Cooling Capacity (CC) parameter. The system under a typical summer day of hot and humid climate was tested. A remarkable decrease about 40-65% in the specific humidity and with a supply air temperature lower than 25°C of the proposed system was observed. The study is important and helpful to improve the effectiveness of this kind of liquid desiccant system in hot and humid places.

Keywords


Desiccant Cooling, Solid Desiccant, Liquid Desiccant, Humidity, Temperature.

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